Greenwood Seaton Homes

Greenwood Seaton Homes is a New Single Family development by Opus Homes located at Taunton Rd W & Whites Rd, Pickering. They are presenting Greenwood, the most recent development in Pickering’s Seaton master planned neighbourhood. On the outskirts of the Greenwood Conservation Area near Taunton Road and Brock Road are freehold townhouses, semi-detached homes, and single-family homes that make up this fascinating new neighbourhood. Residents enjoy a natural lifestyle here while yet being accessible to several essential metropolitan facilities including Pickering GO station, shops, downtown Pickering, and the 407 and 401 which are all nearby. The new residence of Greenwood Seaton is well situated for convenience and travel, not just in Pickering but also throughout the Durham region. Due to the anticipated high demand for the units, prospective purchasers are strongly advised to register online in order to obtain the most up-to-date details on prices and floor plans. Pickering is a part of the Durham region, which has seen rapid expansion. By 2031, it is predicted that he would require more than 89,000 additional houses in the area, but only 65,000 can be built, leaving more than 24,000 vacant. This increases demand, which raises property values and rental costs.

Location & Neighbourhood

As suggested by its name, Greenwood Seaton will play a significant role in the upcoming Seaton neighbourhood in North Pickering. There are branches of Sobeys, No Frills, Loblaws, and a number of independent food stores close by. A short drive west will take you to Rouge National Urban Park. There are several well-liked parks and other fun places to go on the south coast of Lake Ontario, which is conveniently accessible. GO Station Pickering is close by, and Lakeshore East trains operate every 30 minutes, seven days a week, to downtown Toronto in the west and Oshawa in the east. Additionally, it offers easy access to Routes 401 and 407.

The Rouge National Urban Park is a diverse combination of natural, cultural, and agricultural landscapes that includes the last remaining farms in the Toronto metropolitan area, the Carolina ecosystem, Toronto’s lone campground, and the biggest in the vicinity. Among the marshes is one with a beach. With more than 10,000 years of human history, including Canada’s oldest known Indigenous settlement, Lake Ontario offers fantastic hiking options.By 2040, Pickering’s population, which is currently over 99,000, is expected to reach over 158,000. The number of housing units will almost double at the same period, rising from over 11 percent to almost 64,000. Additionally, Pickering is anticipated to grow employment by adding more than 30,000 jobs throughout the same time frame. Over the next few years, Pickering will become an even more desirable place to live in, boosting demand for homes. Population growth and greater job possibilities will contribute to this.

The city is easily accessible from Highways 401, and 407, GO Transit, CN Rail, CP Rail, and Durham Rapid Transit. The largest international airport in Canada, Pearson International Airport, is just around 30 minutes away from us. Pickering is also near the University of Toronto, the University of Ontario Institute of Technology, Durham College, and other institutions. It also has five and six colleges. Pickering is a part of the Durham region, which has seen rapid expansion. By 2031, it is predicted that he would require more than 89,000 additional houses in the area, but only 65,000 can be built, leaving more than 24,000 vacant. increase. This increases demand, which raises property values and rental costs.

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